Bruce Vilanch and Sam Harris in 'Fractured Broadway' benefit, Feb. 20-21 in L.A.

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Bruce Vilanch and

            Sam Harris in Fractured       Broadway benefit,

            February 20–21 in L.A.
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          Feb 18, 2006
          
        
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       Out performers
            Bruce Vilanch and Sam Harris, along with Sally Struthers,
            Jennifer Leigh Warren, and dozens of others, will be
            featured in Fractured Broadway, a benefit for the
            Valley       Musical Theater in North Hollywood, Calif. The
            show tunes-packed revue       will be presented on
            Monday, February 20, and Tuesday, February 21, at       the
            El Portal Theatre, 5269 Lankershim Blvd. in North Hollywood.
            For       tickets call (818) 768-7974.     

        
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Bruce Vilanch and
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February 20–21 in L.A.